They’ll spend more just in legal fees fighting it

Trust me, in that context it’s a possessive. As if the cheese could own the omelet.

The funny thing is that “Omelette du fromage” isn’t even correct. It means “The cheese’s omelet”.

If you want to say “Cheese omelet” you should say “Omelette au fromage”

Welp, better start cleaning the brush on over 369 million hectares. Some of which is thousands of kilometers away from the nearest road or city.

Couldn’t agree more. Far cheaper, easier to clean, blade lasts longer (with proper care), doesn’t tug if you have thicker hair…

I tried it years ago and never looked back.

He is an F1 fan who secretly likes NASCAR.

Idk I’m just guessing.

Getting the federal government to stop doing things like that begins with getting Big Oil’s political influence and propaganda out of Alberta.

This is the result of them promoting an astroturf separatist movement which they weaponized to force the federal government to let them pollute the planet unhindered, under threat of destroying the country.

A 30 year old service member has over a decade of experience. This is orders of magnitude more valuable and important than whatever pseudo science bullshit this alcohol-brained dumbass is pushing there.

I mean normal printers will not let you print money. That’s what gave these idiots the idea to begin with I’d wager. But there are orders of magnitude in difference in difficulty between making a piece of software capable of autonomously recognizing a few existing designs of dollar bills and one that can tell a working gun part that can take a shape that can vary almost infinitely from other objects that can also take nearly infinite shapes.

“might stop anyone from 3D printing guns”

I can guarantee you that it won’t even do that.

Microsoft is a dysfunctional organization. It is too big to be competent or efficient and yet because of its size it is allowed to continue thriving for all the wrong reasons.

Part of it wants to acquire talent. Another part of it wants to cut costs. They don’t talk to each other, they don’t understand the big picture.

The result is the waste of money and destruction of potential. They buy bottles in which lightning had been caught and promptly smash them on the concrete.

Shit like that is holding back all of humanity.

The problem is that manufacturers keep using Phillips screws for high-torque applications.

Just this week I nearly stripped a drill bit installing some curtains and the manufacturer had supplied some Phillips wood screws. I had to keep my entire bodyweight behind it to stop it from camming out. Phillips wood screws shouldn’t even exist. They won’t even stay on when you put them at the end of your drill. I ended up throwing them away and used my own Robertson screws which went in like a charm.

All of this based on the assumption that people would overtorque fasteners if you didn’t use Phillips screws, completely ignoring the fact that this isn’t a notable problem for the many manufacturers who use Torx or Allen screws.

Can they also adopt the metric system like everyone else while they’re at it too?

And also dump Phillips screw heads. They’re godawful.

I do miss feeling optimistic about the future

Adventure Sphere would disapprove

Just rename it “Explosion Day”

Here’s a question that I am sure someone thought of an answer to already:

If they can teleport from somewhere that isn’t a teleporter room and teleport to somewhere that isn’t a teleporter room, what’s the point of the teleporter room to begin with?

But the executives can get away with making decisions that kill innocent people to save a few bucks.

Dosage. Patients generally only get one x-ray every few years on average so being exposed is fine. The x-ray tech takes dozens every day so if they were exposed every time they would exceed safe dosage very quickly.